Helpful Resources for Your Colorado Landscape
Rebates, planning guides, native plant information and more — everything we point our Front Range clients to when they’re planning a water-wise, beautiful yard.
Native Grass & Lawn Alternatives
Thinking about replacing thirsty Kentucky bluegrass? Native and low-water grasses stay green with a fraction of the water, handle Colorado’s climate, and can qualify for turf-replacement rebates. Learn how it works — then see how we design and install it.
Colorado Rebates & Water Programs
Many Front Range water providers help cover the cost of replacing lawn with water-wise landscaping. Programs change and often require pre-approval before you start, so confirm current details with your provider. These are good places to begin:
Denver Water — ColoradoScape ↗
Turf-removal discounts and Garden In A Box kits through Resource Central, plus free xeriscape workshops and a plant selector tool.
Resource Central ↗
Nonprofit behind Garden In A Box and professional Lawn Replacement — designed, water-wise garden kits for Front Range yards.
Colorado Turf Replacement Program ↗
Statewide turf-replacement funding from the Colorado Water Conservation Board, supporting local lawn-replacement programs.
Aurora Water GRIP ↗
Grass Replacement Incentive Program — per-square-foot rebates for converting lawn to water-wise landscaping.
Rebate amounts, deadlines and rules vary by city and change year to year — always verify current terms and get pre-approval before starting work.
Native Plants & Design Guides
Trusted Colorado sources for choosing plants that thrive in our soil, elevation and climate.
Plant Select ↗
Colorado-based program recommending plants proven to flourish across the high plains and intermountain West.
CSU Extension — Yard & Garden ↗
Research-based guides from Colorado State University on planting, soil, watering and care for Front Range landscapes.
Colorado Native Plant Society ↗
Native plant lists, habitat guidance and education for gardening with Colorado’s indigenous species.
Our Project Gallery
Browse real Front Range projects we’ve designed and built — xeriscapes, hardscapes, native plantings and more.
Certified Wildlife Habitat
A landscape built with Colorado natives does more than look good — it feeds pollinators, shelters songbirds and supports the ecosystem your yard sits in. The National Wildlife Federation certifies yards that provide food, water, cover and places to raise young — and many of the landscapes we build already qualify.
Certify Your Landscape ↗
The National Wildlife Federation’s official application — certify your yard as wildlife habitat in about 15 minutes.
What Counts as Habitat ↗
The certification checklist — food, water, cover, places to raise young and sustainable practices.
Finished a CNL landscape and certified it? Tell us — we keep a running tally of client landscapes certified here.
Explore Our Work & Services
Helpful pages right here on our site.
Before & After
See real transformations — the difference thoughtful design and quality installation make.
Our Services
The full range of services, from xeriscaping and native plantings to hardscapes and outdoor living.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about process, timelines, budgets and what to expect.
Client Reviews
Hear from Front Range homeowners who’ve worked with our team.
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